PH-US up military pacts after China’s ‘serious escalations’ in WPS

INQToday: PH-US up military pacts after China’s ‘serious escalations’ in WPS

/ 01:16 PM October 27, 2023

PH-US up military pacts after China’s ‘serious escalations’ in WPS

The Philippines and the United States agree to intensify military engagements following China’s “serious escalation” in the West Philippine Sea.

A joint statement from the defense departments of both countries said Friday that this agreement was reached by Philippine defense chief Gilberto Teodoro Jr. and US defense chief Lloyd Austin III in a phone conversation.

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In a strongly-worded statement, the Chinese Embassy branded US’ actions as a “sinister attempt to endorse the Philippines’ act of infringement and provocation.”

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